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TCC Playlist: Family Bible by Willie Nelson

January 13, 2017 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Advent, Alt-Country, America, Americana, Bible, Country, Family Bible, Gospel, Jesus, Scripture, TCC Playlist, Willie Nelson |

“Rock of ages, rock of ages cleft for me.”

I love this Willie Nelson song, “Family Bible,” because I’m a fan of alt-country and Americana. But like any good country song, it also makes me a little sad because it describes an America already long past. Listen to “Family Bible” and more:

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TCC Playlist: How Great Thou Art by Willie Nelson

October 3, 2016 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Gratitude, How Great Thou Art, Hymns, Praise, TCC Playlist, Willie Nelson, Wonder |

Sang this in church on Sunday. Start your day in wonder, love and praise. St. Bonaventure writes that the we begin by seeing God in Creation. Listen to the Willie Nelson version or pray the lyrics after the jump:

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TCC Playlist: Live Forever by The Highway Men

April 11, 2015 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Americana, Country, Heaven, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Live Forever, Resurrection, TCC Playlist, The Highway Men, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson |

Are you a fan of Outlaw Country? Listen to Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Waylon Jennings sing, “I’m gonna live forever, I’m gonna cross that river” after the jump:

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TCC Playlist: Just a Closer Walk With Thee by Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson

January 28, 2015 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Alt-Country, Country, Gospel, Just a Closer Walk With Thee, Outlaw Country, Patsy Cline, TCC Playlist, Willie Nelson |

Patsy Cline is an American legend and one of the voices that best represents the early 60s Nashville sound. We’ve always loved her version of the African American spiritual “Just a Closer Walk With Thee.” Listen to her version, or the outlaw country version, with Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson after the jump: